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Letting Tenants Slide on the Rent!

Steve Rozenberg
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How Long Will You Let a tenant Slide on the Rent if They Have Had a Personal Emergency?

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    I would consider their rent payment track record.  If they're long time good renters, I would not start eviction but advise them that there will be a late fee.  If they're relatively new, or flaky, I would proceed with protocol quoting the lease parameters.  I think tenant history goes a long way.

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